Reiki Attunements in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Alfred Brumwell Thomas designed the City Hall in Baroque Revival style using Portland stone, and it opened to the public on 1 August 1906. The name comes from the Irish Beal Feirste, meaning the mouth of the River Farset, a river culverted in the late 18th century that now runs beneath what is High Street. St Anne's Cathedral received a 40 metre stainless steel Spire of Hope in 2007 after soft estuarine ground ruled out a masonry bell tower. At City Hall, the Titanic Memorial Garden opened on 15 April 2012 and its bronze plaques name all 1,512 people who died, passengers and crew together, and the council describes it as the first monument anywhere to list every victim. Reiki study here is arranged around your own week, taken in short sittings whenever they suit.

We describe these as complementary practices that may help with relaxation and a sense of balance. They are not medical treatment and are not a substitute for advice from a qualified health professional.

My home is in Belfast. Can I take your Reiki course online, or would I need to travel to Michigan for in-person training?

You can take the course from Belfast without travelling anywhere. There is no in-person option, in Belfast or anywhere else, and we do not offer flower essences through the academy. Reiki is taught as complementary support for relaxation and a calmer daily rhythm, so it sits alongside any care you already receive rather than in place of it.